Journal of the Physical Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 1347-4073
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Volume 52, Issue 3
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  • Yutaka Ueda, Akira Noguchi
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 713-715
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    It is shown that it is possible to construct a model that realizes the soliton and the chaos simultaneously though they seem to be entirely different phenomena. This model is formulated with geodesics on the upper half-plane, which can be interpreted as the soliton or as the chaos.
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  • Masakatsu Sakisaka, Hirofumi Hanaki, Nobuo Nagai, Tadahiko Horiuchi, I ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 716-717
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    Referring to the observed single- to penta-electron transfer cross sections for Krq+ (q=2∼9) ions on various gas targets, a model is presented that projectile ion captures electrons from an electron cloud of target particle through a statistical way. This is closely related with the classical one electron model.
    A representative comparison is shown between the experiment and the present model for Krq+–Kr collisions at 24 keV impact energy.
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  • Iwao Hosokawa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 718-721
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    The stochastic differential equation for the dynamical fields acted by Gaussian, non-white random force is formulated on the basis of the author’s previously developed functional treatise on statistical hydromechanics, with derivation of the spectral representation of the random force fields.
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  • Takasi Kawaguti, Yasunobu Fujimori
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 722-725
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    The magnetoresistance in thin films of silver and gold has been measured in the temperature range 1.1 K–4.2 K. It is in good agreement with the theoretical results in weakly localized regime with suitable values of the spin-orbit scattering time. The inelastic scattering time is nearly in inverse proportion to temperature.
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  • Yoshimasa Isawa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 726-727
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    We propose a physical microscopic model explaining 1⁄f fluctuations in metals. The model is based on the scattering of the diffusely propagating conduction electrons due to surface phonon modes via randomly distributed defects. This leads to 1⁄f fluctuation in the energy spectral density of conduction electron. Theoretical results are in agreement with the experimental ones and the empirical formulas.
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  • Masashi Takigawa, Hiroshi Yasuoka, Takaho Tanaka, Yoshio Ishizawa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 728-731
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    11B NMR measurement has been made on a typical dense Kondo system CeB6 mainly in the intermediate temperature phase II by using a single crystal. From the analysis of the angular dependence of the NMR spectra, we propose a quite unusual spin structure in phase II in which the external field induces not only the uniform magnetization but the antiferromagnetic moment which has a triple-q structure.
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  • Haruo Moriguchi, Toshiyuki Nakamura
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 732-743
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    Integrating numerically the Duffing Equation
    (Remark: Graphics omitted.),
    the periodic solutions and the response curves have been studied for hard system (β≥0). Peculiar behaviors of the accurate response curves are found—the existence of the higher harmonic resonances of odd order, where the response curves have loops, and those of even order, where the response curves have branches accompanied with loop. As k approaches zero, the loops expand infinitely. As k increases, the loops change into simple maximums which vanish finally as well as the branches.
    For vanishing k the subharmonic resonances of any integral and fractional order have been found so far as trials have been done. They vanish when k increases or β approaches zero under positive k. Also the linear limits of the responses are considered.
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  • Ryogo Hirota, Masaaki Ito
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 744-748
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    Resonances of solitons in one-dimensional space are studied theoretically taking the Sawada-Kotera equation with a nonvanishing boundary condition as an example. Two solitons near the resonant state exhibit the new phenomena. They interact with each other through emitting and absorbing third soliton. They are transmuted into singular solitons after colliding with each other. Two solitons at the resonant state fuse after colliding with each other, or a soliton splits into two solitons.
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  • Kenji Ohkuma, Miki Wadati
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 749-760
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    The trace method which has been proposed by one of the authors (M.W.) and Sawada is applied to the Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation with negative dispersion. The N-soliton solution and the Gelfand-Levitan equation are derived through the trace method. Soliton resonances are studied. It is found that the soliton resonance occurs when a virtual soliton in soliton solution turns into exact 1-soliton. Furthermore some interesting examples of soliton resonance related to 3-soliton solution are pointed out.
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  • Etsuro Date, Michio Jimbo, Tetsuji Miwa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 761-765
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    As a continuation of previous work, discretization of nonlinear Schrödinger equation and its analogues are discussed as the reduction of 2-component KP hierarchy.
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  • Etsuro Date, Michio Jimbo, Tetsuji Miwa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 766-771
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    As a continuation of previous work, method for generating difference and/or differential soliton equations is described for the KP family of orthogonal type (BKP), and for the case related to an elliptic curve.
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  • Toshihico Arimitsu, Fumiaki Shibata
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 772-779
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    A basic formulation of the laser system is given in the form most convenient to study the time-dependent cooperative (symmetry breaking) behavior of the system in the far-from-equilibrium states from the microscopic and fully quantum-statistical-mechanical point of view. The quantum mechanical master equation, derived from a microscopic model Hamiltonian, is mapped onto a c-number function space with the use of the Boson and spin coherent states representations. The distribution function (mapped from the density operator) is expanded in terms of the Hermite polynomials and the spherical harmonics to obtain differential equations for the expansion coefficients with which time evolution of the laser system can be determined completely.
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  • Seiji Miyashita
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 780-786
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    Phase transitons on fully frustrated Ising models with degeneracy-breaking field are studied. Some rigorous results have been obtained for the square lattice. Phase transitions on other frustrated models are also discussed.
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  • Yasuko Maeda
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 787-795
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    2.1 GeV/n Ne beams of BEVALAC were vertically exposed to the emulsion chamber. The angular and number distributions of projectile fragments of Ne interactions in the mixture of emulsion and polystyrene were examined. The results were compared with those of interactions of other kinds of high energy heavy nuclei.
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  • Jasbir Singh, M. L. Garg, Ravinder Kaur, S. S. Sooch, Nirmal Singh, P. ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 796-801
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    The structure of 105Pd levels populated in the decay of 41.29d 105Ag has been investigated using a 64.1 cc Ge(Li) detector in singles mode and a 64.1 cc Ge(Li)-7.6 cm×7.6 cm NaI(Tl) detector set-up in coincidence mode. The gamma ray singles spectrum measurements confirm the existence of 158.93, 167.5, 202.17, 216.11, 382.5, 486.65, 576.64, 583.01, 844.34, 860.20, 921.23, 929.01 and 1124.90 keV gamma rays in the decay of 105gAg. However, the 270.5, 564.39, 580.13, 610.0, 640.5, 709.8, 768.9 and 796.25 keV weak transitions reported by earlier workers could not be observed in present investigations. The γ-γ directional correlation coefficients for 7 cascades in 105Pd have been measured. Out of these the 361–(447)–280 and 807–280 keV cascades have been attempted for the first time. From these correlation measurements the spin value of 1⁄2+ has been confirmed for the 673.03 keV level and found the multipole mixing ratios of various transitions in 105Pd.
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  • Eiichi Arai, Masanobu Futakuchi, Jun Komaki, Masao Ogawa, Yoshiyuki Og ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 802-810
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    Using a proton beam with an overall resolution of 300–400 eV (FWHM) spins, parities and partial widths were determined for all resonances observed (25 s-wave, 32 p-wave, 34 d-wave and two g-wave resonances). Differential cross sections were measured for proton elastic scattering at incident energies between 3.15 and 4.0 MeV and for proton inelastic scattering at incident energies between 3.15 and 3.48 MeV. Spectroscopic factors and Coulomb displacement energies were extracted for the fragmented analogue resonances which corresponded to the 5⁄2+, 1⁄2, 5⁄2+, 9⁄2+, 9⁄2+ and 1⁄2+ states in 51Cr at 3.979, 4.036, 4.070, 4.101, 4.155 and 4.610 MeV, respectively. A value of the s-wave proton strength function was deduced.
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  • Takeyoshi Fujita, Kiyoshi Ogura, Yoiti Watanabe
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 811-817
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    By means of the eikonal theory of Glauber, differential cross sections are computed for the electron elastic scattering from a water molecule in the high and intermediate energy regions of electrons: i.e. for energies higher than 50 eV. The calculated differential cross sections are found to be in a good agreement with recent experimental data. As the target wave functions, the molecular orbitals given by Lin and Duncan (a united atom model with fixed nuclei) are used for simplicity. The validity of the model is tested by a comparison among the Born differential cross sections calculated by the use of a few different wave functions of the water molecule.
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  • Wen-Jia Chen
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 818-826
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    The triple differential cross section for the electron-impact ionization of atomic hydrogen is analysed in a coplanar geometry by using the Coulomb-projected-eikonal approximation, where the two outgoing electrons are considered to be in uncorrelated Coulomb-continuum states. The scattering amplitude for the ionization is expressed as a three-dimensional integral in real space. A comparison is made with the experimental data and with results of other approximation methods. It is found that the method proposed here has some advantage over the conventional partial-wave technique and provides a better description both for the binary recoil collisions in the small momentum transfer condition.
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  • Hiroshi Tokunaga
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 827-833
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    The Burgers turbulence at extremely large Reynolds numbers expressed as a train of random triangular shocks is investigated by calculating its temporal development numerically. As a result it is found that the train of random triangular shocks settles down to a similarity state determined by the mean interval between two consecutive shock fronts l(t). In this state the turbulent energy decays as (Remark: Graphics omitted.). The correlation function is expressed as R(r, t)⁄R(0, t)\simeq1−0.73rl(t) for small r and vanishes for large r, remaining positive. The energy spectrum E(k, t) is approximately conserved in time at small wave numbers and constant with respect to k, and E(k, t)=A{kl(t)}−2, A being constant, at large wave numbers.
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  • Tsutomu Kambe
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 834-841
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    A viscous two-dimensional flow of shear layers superimposed on a stagnation point flow is investigated. This situation allows an exact solution of unsteady Navier-Stokes equation of an incompressible fluid in free space for a general initial condition. The solution is exemplified for several sorts of initial condition. One of them represents a flow in a balance between viscous diffusion and convective confinement of vorticity in the final asymptotic state. Another shows a flow field of collision of two shear layers of opposite senses, which is forced to come into contact by the imposed flow, and this collision results in ‘pair annihilation’ of the vortical layers. The decay of the vortex strength of the layer shows a similarlity behaviour for different Reynolds numbers. A comment is given about a possible dissipation mechanism in free flows.
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  • Hidenori Hasimoto
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 842-847
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    The influence of an elliptic hole (of semi-axes a1 and a2, t=a2a1≤1) on the shear flow along a thin solid plane wall is investigated on the basis of the Stokes equation. Exact solution is obtained in terms of ellipsoidal coordinates. If the flow is parallel to the major (or minor) axis, a radial incoming flow induced upstream along ±π⁄4 direction to the wall moves almost parallel to the axis in the neighbourhood of the hole and is reflected into a radial outgoing flow. The total flux of this flow is found to be (Remark: Graphics omitted.), where c=t2K+(1−2t2)E (or (2−t2)Et2K), K and E being the complete elliptic integrals with the modulus k=(1−t2)1⁄2.
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  • Suketsugu Nakanishi, Mitutosi Kawaguti
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 848-855
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    The flow of viscous fluid in a channel with progressive waves of wall contraction is numerically studied as a two-dimensional model of peristaltic flow.
    In order to clarify the flow connected with peristaltic motion, the peristaltic flow of viscous fluid through a channel with progressive waves of wall contraction is investigated for the following various parameters: the Reynolds number, wave length, amplitude of contractive wave, and pressure gradient along the channel.
    As the results, the rate of fluid transport by the peristaltic motion is shown as a function of these parameters.
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  • Muhammad Bashir Chaudhry
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 856-866
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    Electrostatic drift ion cyclotron waves in the presence as well as in the absence of an ambipolar field in a sheet plasma of thickness of the order of the ion Larmor radius have been studied numerically. The frequency range considered is of the order of ion cyclotron frequency ωci. The method is based on an integral equation in the wavenumber space derived from the Vlasov-Poisson system of equations. Eigenfrequencies and eigenfunctions of the waves with and without ambipolar field are studied by varying the plasma thickness, the perpendicular wavenumber and the parallel wavenumber. A strong ambipolar field seems to be effective for the suppression of the drift ion cyclotron instability in sheet plasmas. The validity of local dispersion relation is checked.
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  • Tadashi Ohgo
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 867-874
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    Time- and space-resolved observations of fluctuating electric fields are made using the plasma satellites of the HeI 492.2 nm line during art implosion phase in a small-linear theta pinch. The rapid excitation (up to ∼6 kV/cm) and decay of the fluctuating fields with the frequency smaller than the electron plasma frequency are observed except near the center of the plasma column. Measurement of the magnetic field Bz indicates that the intense fluctuating fields are localized in a narrow layer just behind the imploding magnetic front. From a measurement of the ion temperature, the fast ion heating and thermalization are observed in the implosion phase. These fast heating and thermalization and the decay of the fluctuations are almost coincident in time.
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  • Noriyoshi Sato, Rikizo Hatakeyama, Satoru Iizuka, Tetsu Mieno, Koichi ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 875-884
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    Stationary double layers are generated in a magnetoplasma by applying potential differences between two heated plates on which the plasma is produced by surface ionization. Their potential drop φD is varied over a wide range eφDTe\simeq1–2×103 (Te: electron temperature in eV) without any influence from volume ionization of the background gas. There are always spiky fluctuations especially on the low-potential tail of the double layer. By measuring the double-layer formation process, a localized potential drop is found to be formed initially in front of the plate on the low-potential side, being accompanied with current limitation. This localized potential drop moves along the plasma column, but finally stops and results in the formation of the stationary double layer in the presence of sufficient plasma supply from the plate on the high-potential side.
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  • Akio Ishida, Shohei Kobayashi, Kazuo Kitao
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 885-894
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    A two-fluid energy principle is developed that leads to sufficient conditions for the low frequency stability of an axisymmetric, field-reversed ion ring immersed in a dense, background plasma. It is assumed that the ion ring is described as the rigidly rotating fluid with finite temperature while the background plasma as the stationary fluid. The stability condition is approximately given by the potential energy W(ξp, ξb)>0, where ξp and ξb are the displacements of the ring and the background plasma, respectively.
    As an application, the stability condition for kink modes of a long ion layer immersed in a cold background plasma is examined in detail in order to compare the existing theories with the present theory.
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  • Kenji Kimura
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 895-904
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    The dechannelling cross sections of axially channelled MeV H and He ions at dislocations in silicon and nickel crystals were studied. The obtained dechannelling cross section for dislocation in nickel was proportional to the square root of the ion energy, while that for dislocation in silicon was deviated from \sqrtE-dependence because of the dissociation of the dislocation into a pair of partial dislocations with ribbon of stacking fault between them. The width of the dissociated dislocation was determined by the comparison of the experimental cross sections with the results of the numerical calculation of the dechannelling cross section at the dissociated dislocation. The obtained width was 9±2 nm for dissociated edge dislocation in silicon. The experimental results for nickel suggested that dislocation in nickel does not dissociate and that the upper limit of the width of dissociation was estimated to be 2 nm. The stacking fault energies calculated from these widths were 42±10 erg/cm2 for silicon and larger than 80 erg/cm2 for nickel.
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  • Takashi Fujikawa, Tomoyuki Matsuura, Haruo Kuroda
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 905-912
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    We propose the short-range order multiple scattering XANES theory based on the method previously developed by us. In this method, atoms are not classified into shells but the scattered waves are classified into a direct term and a fully multiple scattering term. This classification is useful to derive the XANES formula which can directly be compared with EXAFS formula. This method can be easily applied to considerably large systems. We show how the structural information is obtained from the XANES spectra.
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  • Hiroshi Ito, Yoichi Shiozaki, Etsuro Sawaguchi
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 913-919
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    A previously proposed model of rhombohedral PbZr0.9Ti0.1O3 (low temperature form) has been confirmed and refined at room temperature. X-ray diffraction data as well as neutron diffraction data of PbZr0.9Ti0.1O3 powder have been analysed by profile analysis method. The result is in general agreement with that by Glazer and Mabud, and the structural parameters are now improved considerably. Rather unrealistic temperature parameters found in the previous study are corrected. Oxygen octahedra in the perovskite type unit cell rotate alternately clockwise and anticlockwise by 5.7 degrees about the polar axis, thus a superstructure appears. Additional atomic shifts (Pb 0.49 Å, Zr/Ti 0.22 Å with respect to oxygen) make the crystal ferroelectric, and the crystal is a structural hybrid of LaAlO3 type and of rhombohedral ferroelectric BaTiO3 type.
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  • Ikuo Yamamoto, Akihiko Hiroe, Shunsuke Hirotsu
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 920-924
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    Intensity and shift of the Brillouin scattering due to the longitudinal acoustic phonons in NH4LiSO4 were measured precisely as functions of temperature near the ferroelectric phase transition point (Tc=186.5°C). Anomalous decrease of the peak intensity was observed around several degrees below Tc. This behaviour is interpreted in terms of the conventional Landau-Khalatnikov theory of critical relaxation. The relaxation time of the order parameter thus obtained is (0.9±0.1)×10−10(T0T)−1 sec.
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  • Keiichi Yamamoto, Mikio Tsuji, Katsuyoshi Washio, Hajime Kasahara, Ken ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 925-933
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    The infrared transmittance and reflectance spectra of amorphous fluorinated silicon films (a-Si: F) have been measured as a function of a ratio of SiF4/(SiF4+Ar) partial pressure and annealing temperature. The absorption bands were assigned: 1,015 cm−1 (SiF4 stretching), 965 cm−1 (Si–F3 stretching), 920 cm−1 (Si–F2 stretching), 870 cm−1 ((Si–F2)2 stretching), 825 cm−1 (Si–F stretching), 600 cm−1 (Si–C stretching or Si 2LA mode), 515 cm−1 (Si TO mode), 380 cm−1 (SiF4 bending), and 300 cm−1 (Si LA mode). SiF4 molecules incorporated into a-Si: F films are observed in samples prepared with high SiF4 partial pressures, but in samples prepared lower SiF4 partial pressures dangling bonds seem to be saturated by fluorine atoms. The transition from Si–F, Si–F2, and Si–F3 groups to SiF4 molecules occurs above annealing temperatures (600°C). The total fluorine content is constant until crystallization, and a-Si: F films are found to be more stable than a-Si: H films.
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  • Iwao Hashimoto, Takao Yamauchi, Hiroyuki Yamaguchi
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 934-941
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    Defects in quenched β-brass have been studied by transmission electron microscopy. Irregularly-shaped dislocation loops are formed heterogeneously along antiphase domain boundaries. Isolated black spot defects are also formed inside antiphase domains besides these loops and their density is about 3×1019/m3. The process of ordering by vacancy mechanism and clustering of quenched-in vacancies have been examined by means of the Monte Carlo simulation by taking into account both quenching rate and binding energy of vacancies. It is shown that excess vacancies aggregate along an antiphase domain boundary in the course of ordering during quenching. A possibility of the formation of black spot defects is also discussed on the basis of the above simulation.
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  • Yukio Okwamoto
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 942-951
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    Recently Haldane has derived the Bethe ansatz equations describing the ground state properties of the massive Thirring model with finite ‘hole’ density (the quantum sine-Gordon model with finite soliton density). His derivation is explicitly confirmed here using a particular cutoff scheme, and his solutions of the equations in various limits are reviewed with complementary results. The commensurate-incommensurate transition in the two-dimensional sine-Gordon model with a uniaxial misfit is examined at finite temperatures using the results obtained in the massive Thirring model.
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  • Izumi Iwasa, Nobuo Saito, Hideji Suzuki
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 952-962
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    The attenuation and the velocity of the longitudinal sound wave in low density bcc 3He crystals containing various amounts of 4He impurities from <10 ppm to 1600 ppm were studied at various temperatures, sound frequencies and stress amplitudes. It was found that a large number of dislocations were multiplied by the isotopic phase separation. Most of them are considered to be of screw type, and their irreversible motion causes the amplitude dependent attenuation and velocity change. The critical shear stress amplitude above which the attenuation increases does not depend on the 4He concentration nor on the temperature. Its magnitude is estimated to be τc=5×10−5μ, where μ is the shear modulus. Because τc is only 1/6 of the Peierls stress and independent of T, it is concluded that the screw dislocations penetrate the Peierls potential barrier by tunneling under the applied stress τ>τc.
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  • Shigeki Hoshino, Yoshimasa Kumashiro, Shuzo Takano
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 963-972
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    The strain derivatives of the areas of several orbits on the Fermi surface in zinc (i.e. deformation parameters) were determined from the measurements of quantum oscillations of sound velocity in magnetic field up to 50 kG. The experimental values are in good agreement with the results calculated by the 3-OPW method proposed by Watts and Sundström. From the experimental and theoretical deformation parameter values, the values of the form factors of the pseudopotential matrix element and its derivatives with respect to gi were determined; V(g0)=−0.0064 Ryd, V(g1)=0.0372 Ryd and V(g2)=−0.0351 Ryd, and dV(g0)⁄d(g0⁄2kF)=0.367 Ryd, dV(g1)⁄d(g1⁄2kF)=0.262 Ryd and dV(g2)⁄d(g2⁄2kF)=0.753 Ryd, where g0, g1 and g2 are the [10\bar10]-, [10\bar11]- and [0002]-reciprocal lattice vector, respectively and kF is free electron value of the Fermi wave number.
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  • Tuto Nakamura
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 973-980
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    The overall nature of the image potential term is studied classically for a flat interfacial zone, where the dielectric constant changes from ε1 to ε2 as a function of distance normal to the interface. A perturbation theoretic approach is taken, where γ=(ε1−ε2)⁄(ε12) is shown to be a relevant expansion parameter. Results useful in treating the diffusive interface are given up to second order in γ.
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  • Takao Suzuki, Takefumi Tsuboi, Hideo Takaki, Takao Mizusaki, Tadashi K ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 981-988
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    A reentrant superconducting transition was observed for the first time around the magnetic field, 3 T and the temperature, 0.5 K for Al thin films parallel to the magnetic field. The reentrant second order transition is discussed on the basis of Fulde’s theory with regard to the spin paramagnetic effect which is competitive with the orbital depairing effect under high magnetic field.
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  • Saburo Takahashi, Akio Kotani, Masashi Tachiki, Hideki Matsumoto, Hiro ...
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 989-1001
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    The effect of the electromagnetic interaction between the persistent current and the rare earth moments is theoretically studied in the film of ferromagnetic superconductors. Depending on the film thickness and temperature, the ferromagnetic-like order, the spin-spiral-like order and the spin-sinusoidal-like order are predicted to occur in coexistence with superconductivity. From the calculation of the free energies of these states and the normal ferromagnetic state, the phase diagram is obtained in the plane of temperature and film thickness.
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  • Naoshi Suzuki
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1002-1007
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    Magnetic properties in the paramagnetic phase of pseudo-one-dimensional singlet-ground-state system RbFeCl3 are studied by taking into account interchain coupling. Calculations are performed on the basis of three different approximations, dynamical correlated-effective-field approximation (D-CEFA) with single correlation parameter, D-CEFA with two correlation parameters, and static CEFA (S-CEFA). Among them D-CEFA with single correlation parameter explains most reasonably various magnetic properties such as the Néel temperature, the magnon dispersion, the temperature and magnetic-field (H⁄⁄c-axis) dependence of the magnon energies, and the field dependence of the Néel temperature. The ratio of the interchain coupling to the intrachain coupling is determined to be ∼0.1, which indicates poor one-dimensionality of RbFeCl3.
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  • Naoshi Suzuki
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1009-1014
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    The dynamical correlated-effective-field approximation (CEFA) developed by the present author is extended to the helical spin structure specified by a general wave vector Q. The advantage of the dynamical CEFA is that it can correctly take into account the single-ion energy term and the term of sin (Q·Rij)(SiζSjξSiξSjζ) characteristic to the helical spin structure, where ζ and ξ denote the rotating coordinate axis in the plane of the spin rotation. As an example the approximation is applied to the isotropic Heisenberg system, and the Néel temperature and the magnetization are calculated for the helical spin structures in the hexagonal lattice.
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  • Takeshi Ukai, Nobuo Mori
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1015-1017
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    The anisotropy energy for antiferromagnetic γ-Mn with collinear structure is calculated by using the new method improved by us based on Gilat and Raubenheimer’s one. It is shown that it is sufficient to take the channel width 10−4 Ry and the number of mesh points 1872 in 1/6 of BZ for this calculation. Some discussion is given for the magnetic structure with the canted spin.
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  • Masao Hirano, Akira Misu
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1018-1024
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    A chromium ion concentration dependence of spin-lattice relaxation in the chromium ion ground state 4A2 in ruby (Al2O3; Cr3+) was measured in high magnetic fields from 69 KOe to 135 KOe. A critical Cr3+ concentration is found to be about 0.16%, above which the spin-lattice relaxation rates show a strong concentration dependence and the electron distribution in 4A2, quartet spin states, is interpreted in terms of a single spin temperature. From these facts it is concluded that only in the high concentration region, energy transfers among single Cr3+ ions take place and electron spin states are in a thermal equilibrium.
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  • Min-Su Jang, Masaaki Takashige, Seiji Kojima, Terutaro Nakamura
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1025-1033
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    Raman spectra of oblique phonons in a tetragonal BaTiO3 single crystal were obtained for different angle θ which the phonon wavevector q makes with the c-axis. A complete analysis of the data has been made on the basis of Merten’s equation. The spectrum of the oblique phonon on the branch that runs from the overdamped soft E(x)TO phonon to the underdamped 175 cm−1 A1(z)TO phonon has been found to show a peak in the range θ\gtrsim30°. This result provides a new method of obtaining the temperature dependence of the overdamped soft phonon.
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  • Y\={u}mi Ousaka, Osamu Sakai, Masashi Tachiki
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1034-1044
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    The dependence of the line shapes on the excitation energy in the Raman scattering (RS) of EuTe at low temperatures is theoretically studied, and is interpreted in terms of the modulation of 5d spin-orbit interaction by lattice displacement. A sharp line induced by the staggered magnetization appears in the vicinity of the absorption edge. This line is observed in off-diagonal Raman polarization configuration. For the incident light with energy near the middle of the exciton absorption, the sharp line disappears and broad line assisted by the magnon excitation appears in both off-diagonal and diagonal polarization configurations. These calculated results are consistent with the experimental result. The RS spectra under a weak magnetic field are also calculated.
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  • Ryumyo Onaka, Masahiro Kita
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1045-1049
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    Magnetic circular dichroism of the lowest exciton absorption bands of NaI, KI and RbI is studied and effective g-values are obtained under the rigid shift assumption. The effective g-values are found to be of the order of unity, and smaller in the heavier alkali iodides.
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  • Masuo Fukui, Osamu Tada
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1050-1056
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    Theoretical studies on nonlinear excitation and detection of surface exciton polaritons (SEP) by optical mixing are presented, taking into account the spatial dispersion effect. Numerically estimated power of the signal indicates that such a nonlinear effect allows us to obtain characteristics of SEP for an air-SEP active material geometry. Moreover, it can be expected that though the scattered intensity is considerably weak, it is detectable.
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  • Takeo Takizawa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1057-1063
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    The wavelength derivative spectra of the direct exciton edge were observed in the temperature range from 80 to 300 K. The structures due to direct excitons were clearly observed and the accurate dependence of exciton energies on temperature was obtained. Line shape analysis was also made by using the Wannier exciton function as well as the model exciton dielectric function introduced first by Hopfield and Thomas. It was shown that the exciton dead layer plays an important role in optical reflectance of the direct edge.
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  • Masanori Hangyo, Hakaru Yamanaka, Riso Kato
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1064-1070
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    Resonant secondary emission in NaNO2 has been investigated in the energy region near the zero-phonon line of the singlet absorption at ν00 using a tunable dye laser. Multiple-order Raman scattering due to ν2 vibration of NO2 shows resonant enhancement under the excitation near ν00. The secondary emission spectrum is composed of sharp (Raman-like) and relatively broad (luminescence like) components when excited near and above ν00. Behaviors of the secondary emission spectrum with the change of the incident photon energy and its polarization characteristics are discussed. Variations of the spectrum with the change of the intensity of the incident light and the sample temperature are also discussed.
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  • Masayoshi Obashi, Tokuo Matsukawa
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1071-1074
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    The X-ray Cl K absorption spectra in [Co(NH3)6]Cl3, [Co(NH3)5Cl]Cl2, trans-[Co(NH3)4Cl2]Cl and Cs2[CoCl4] are measured with a high-resolution vacuum two-crystal spectrometer. The spectra, except that of [Co(NH3)6]Cl3, show an extremely narrow absorption line at the absorption threshold. The result is interpreted on the basis of molecular orbital theory and it is proposed that the intensity of these narrow absorption lines depends on the chemical state between the cobalt and ligand chlorine ions. The narrow absorption line may well be attributed to transitions of the Cl 1s electron into the eg* antibonding orbitals having partially the 3p character of chlorine in [Co(NH3)5Cl]Cl2 and trans-[Co(NH3)4Cl2]Cl. In Cs2[CoCl4] it may be ascribed to the Cl 1s-t2* transitions.
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  • Ichiro Aoki
    1983 Volume 52 Issue 3 Pages 1075-1078
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    The entropy flux of incident solar radiation at the top of the earth atmosphere is given as 3.1×10−5 [J cm−2 s−1 K−1]. The entropy production on the earth is calculated from balance equations of radiation energy and entropy and shown to be 1.2×10−4 [J cm−2 s−1 K−1]. Those for other planets of the solar system are also given.
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